The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-03-10
ABOUT PEOPLEI
Mrs. Caleb Hank is veryilow.

Mrs. Caleb Hank is veryilow.
Mr.. n. Downey is in very poor health.
Lou Watson is in business in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Will May is wearing away, rapidly.
Robt. Cook, the painter, is in Chattanooga.
Miss Edith Hawk has something like fever.
Charley Warth now resides at Wichita Kan
Sas.
Thomas Rogers has moved back to Posey
Hill.
A little child of Eli csDunk'D Moore, died last
week.
Mrs. Messenger is going TO move to the Far
| West.
Judge Deyer came up from Portsmouth on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Williams have new
girl baby.
Edgar Thompson is going into business at
Weliston.
Misses Tennie and Bert. Kitchen went to
Cleveland on Monday.
Miss Hattie Draper, of Portsmouth, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Miss Mary Summers is suffering from "fel-
on" on one OF ner HnSeTS.
Miss Eva CLAIR has been afflicted with diph-
theIia, for several days.
We see Bro. Cotton was billed to crate on Cos
pei Temperance, at Wellston
G. w. Rice's lame arm still troubles him, and
he has little of it.
Miss Belle Vonschriltz was married few
days ago to man named PaSco.
Hon. H. S. Bundy proposes to engage actively
in the practice of the law, hereafter.
Miss Mary Gardner was visiting friends here
last week. She resides in Columbus.
L. May will shortly begin the erection of a
house for MI. Hinkle, on Main Street.
WIN Anderson's ound did not amount to
much, as he was out again in a few days.
Mr.. ]. H Bum has been sitting up for several
days, and is considerable improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.T.. Price, with their sons,
Willie and Harry, went to Columbus on Tues
day.
Mrs. Frank Johnson is still battling the grim
disease, consumption, and with no hope of es-
cape.
We are glad to hear of the fine success of our
young friends Creighton and Atkinson, at Lin
coin.
Geo. w. Cavett has been here for several days, |
visiting relatives and friends. His wife is with
him.
Mrs. Pauline Chestnut gives some evidences of
improv but is in a very dangerous con-
dition
WelIston is talking of Vanpelt for Mayor. |
Why not? Van would certainly make a good |
officer.
Doctor Kitchen succeeded in bringing his
Penitentiary Bill within four votes of passing.
But it was defeated.
Davie, little of Thomas Grifhths who
was so i'll with fever, has sufficiently recovered
% be about again.
Jacob Moler was sent to the Asylum last week,
IN account of insanity. He was formerly sec
ion boss on the Ohio Southern Railroad.
Our old friend Milford Keys, of the Ports
mouth Times, called Monday. Milford is
me of the men we are always glad to see.
Rev. VIM. III. Guy is holding protracted
Meeting at the Chestnut Grove Church, South
Vest of town, and the meetings are good ones.
Hal Now we know why Uncle Billy Swanson
vas in such jolly humor when we met him
asst week. He was in town after marriage
license.
Davie Williams and Ralph DUNCAN declared I
hey would keep going until they found some
lace they liked better than Jackson" The
oys will never stop.
Mrs. Eliza Laird, wife of John w. Laird
ainted in M. E. Church on Sunday morning
ut recovered on being removed to the hall, and
vas able to walk.
Mrs. D. L. Pickrel displays beautiful
ases, her own work. There has been won
erful advancement in decorative art among
be people of Jackson.
Charley Evans, of Rice's Store, lost cravat-
in a few days ago, between the store and Jones
Iall. Finder please leave at Rice's Store. Pin
; a small gold star, with a brilliant in tn e Gen.
ar.
Ambrose Leach secured a pension few days
go for Wills. Dowler, of ten dollars per month.
his is a case in which the money comes to a
eedy person, Mr.. Dowler being confined to
is home by sickness.
Geo. w. shockey died in Washington few
ays ago. Mr.. Shockey was for while with
he brass band of the SGD Ohio, during the en-
of that Regiment at this place, early
4 the war, and was well known to many of our
itizens. He had been a clerk in the Depart
lents at Washington for years.
The Ironton Register thus speaks of former
ackson girl, now resident of South Point,
lawrence County:
One of the last performances wss a dialogue:
The Sewing Circe.'' This was also up 10 the .
Ugh standard of the evenings performances.
lisS Emma Smith especially distinguished her.
elf. This lady also sustained one of the charac-
ers in the first named performance, but am
orry to say the note of it has been lost and was
nus inadvertently omitted. Suffice it to say
nat any character she should assume would be
yell rendered.
NJ avid INV Ooh ri 4
allied at this office on lasi Friday. MI. Davis
ill have sale of personal property at his
ONE on Monday, March 2lst. He will shortly
emove to Columbus. Mr.. Davis is good citi-
en-, and we will be sorry 10 lose him.
Our young friends Tyler & Carrgan, of the
hillicothe Leader, must not think we were at
lcking their integrity enterprise newspa-
er men. We were only suggesting that the
Tale mess was not fit for the columns of the
.eader, and we are glad there will be no more
f it.
Probate Court Report.
D. T. Davis ex'r of Morgan Davis: final
ccount filed; hearing March 81.
In re Jacob A. Moler, insane: ordered
0 asylum.
John &. Ray, gd'n of VIM. A. Coon: fl
al account filed; hearing March 81.
Joseph Brunton appointed gd'n OF Her
ert Brunton, minor.
VIM, A Ragland eXr of Daniel Rag